Do you have access to any of the isp pins (MOSI/MISO/CLK/RESET) are there any pins brought out to connectors ? If so you can wire the pins to a AVRISP, and connect to it through the avr studio, at least you may be able to read the fuses and lock pins, it is more than likely protected or updated through a bootloader interface. The code may even be encrypted (.enc) do you have source code to compile or are you trying to read it from the device and modify from there ? Regards --- In AVR-Chat@yahoogroups.com, "Kevin Madden" <beechcraft_bob@...> wrote: > > I have a automobile interface PC to PCM that I am trying to reverse engineer, the microcontroller is an ATmega 323L, I want to modify the firmware controlling the processor. I gave myself a quick lesson in ISP Programming. I now know that I know enough to get myself in trouble. I am looking for help and am willing to pay in order to avoid the inevitable pitfalls. any takers? >
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Re: REVERSE ENGINEERING
2009-06-24 by s.holder123@btinternet.com
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